Fall Play and Fine Arts Courses Adapt During COVID-19
Elise Stouffer, Staff Member
September 22, 2020
The fall play is coming up in a drive-through format, several fine arts courses have been approved to return in person, and the fine arts department is working to make concerts and art shows virtual this year. Dustin Helvie, head of the Fine Arts Department and director of Symphonic Winds, said the ...
Some Cool News: Episode II
Pavan Acharya, Online Editor
September 21, 2020
"The world has turned upside down and it can sometimes be hard to see the bright side of the things. That is why it is my job, during these dark times, to show you some cool news." - Pavan Acharya
Health Care Workers Strike, Pritzker Announces Economic Relief Program
Anika Raina, News Editor
September 20, 2020
As of Sep. 17, the Illinois Public Health Department stated that 2,088 cases of the coronavirus were confirmed in Illinois, bringing the total number of cases statewide to more than 273,000. In Lake County, 16,170 coronavirus patients have been confirmed since the beginning of the pandemic. Case...
Zoombombing disrupts first week of Extended eSchool
Pavan Acharya, Online Editor
August 31, 2020
Libertyville High School encountered Zoombombing incidents during the first two days of Extended eSchool, resulting in the restructuring and authentication of all District 128 students’ Zoom accounts. On Tuesday, Aug. 25, District 128 Superintendent Prentiss Lea announced via email that Wednesday, Au...
Community Reactions to Extended eSchool
Lily Hieronymus, Social Media Editor
August 17, 2020
Reporting for this slideshow was completed by Andrew Brooks, Jasmine Lafita, Ella Marsden and Elise Stouffer.
What LHS Students Need to Know About Extended E-School
Ella Marsden, Editor-in-Chief
August 6, 2020
There’s certainly uncertainty surrounding some of LHS’s plan to open school in “Extended E-School,” so the Drops of Ink staff curated a list of frequently asked questions, many of which Associate Principal Mr. Ray Albin answered. Most importantly, Mr. Albin wants students and parents to know th...
Senior traditions thrown into disarray
Pavan Acharya, Staff Member
May 20, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and extension of in-person school cancellation through the end of the academic year, end-of-the-year senior traditions have been shaken up. The state of many of these traditions was shrouded in uncertainty with the constantly changing status of the pandemic. However, throu...
News Briefs
Jasmine Lafita, Staff Member
May 15, 2020
Lake County COVID-19 Update: As of May 5, there were 4,292 coronavirus cases and 145 COVID-related deaths in the Lake County area. According to the Lake County Health Department, Libertyville has between 45 and 49 total cases of the virus, but the exact number is not known. The Lake County Healt...
Some Cool News
Pavan Acharya, Staff Member
May 9, 2020
"We live in frightening times where lots of fear and anxiety have taken over the media. In these scary times, it is my job to bring you some cool news to lift your spirits." - Pavan Acharya
Elise Stouffer, Staff Member
September 22, 2020 • No Comments
The fall play is coming up in a drive-through format, several fine arts courses have been approved to return in person, and the fine arts department is working to make concerts...
Pavan Acharya, Online Editor
September 21, 2020 • No Comments
"The world has turned upside down and it can sometimes be hard to see the bright side of the things. That is why it is my job, during these dark times, to show you some cool...
Anika Raina, News Editor
September 20, 2020 • No Comments
As of Sep. 17, the Illinois Public Health Department stated that 2,088 cases of the coronavirus were confirmed in Illinois, bringing the total number of cases statewide to...